Does Anyone Name Their Basses?

slamingerrrrrr
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I call mine the JT! It's the nearest I'll ever get to handling John Taylor!

with that statement so do i

5 string guy
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Good news all, I've started a payment plan on an Ibanez 6 string Bass

her name is Margo.

slamingerrrrrr
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nice. i was thinking of getting this 11 string i keep seeing but i dunno

5 string guy
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nice. i was thinking of getting this 11 string i keep seeing but i dunno

If you are feeling bold my friend, do it. Also, look up Scott Fernandez Sophia on google, and yes it's a 12 string.

5 string guy
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Ladies and Gents, may I present Margo.

5 string guy
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And in case you guys were wondering, that is brown mahogany. Equipped with dual Birtolini Humbucker active pick ups, 34" scale, rosewood fret board, 24 frets, 3 band eq, and a 5 piece Jabota/Bubinga neck, she thumps like a beast.

linkinpark232
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Nope, I just play mine and call it by the model name. However I did call my Tbird, Meatplow..

Marko1960
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Too many strings, where's it gonna end? A bass player only needs four strings, any more and you are a bassist/guitarist crossover

Leiria
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Lita

linkinpark232
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I agree so much on that statement Marko

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